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ALTON NEWS OF : THE: WEEK HOG PRODUCERS CITE OBJECT'O
BUY' that gr_adua oaa or. �vecldln.g ends, YVTr: and; Mrs, Leslie 'Oliver, � ,
gift at 25%` discount, at. WEST!, prior to leaving for Santa , Bar- T DEFICIENCY T PLAN
COTT S ,Tune Sale,--(Advt.). bars 'California UI.S.A,,. where he � "'� • — " •"^''
• has accepted a'' position. in a- hos- Objecting to deficiency payments creased flexibility" introduced
Mr,' I: Glen Oliver, of London, pital.:He -has completed his fourth as proposed. by the Federal .Gov- in price 'support levels. However,
spent ! several days with his par- year in Medicine . at Western Uni- ernment, the Ontario I•Iog)Produc the -meeting moved that the- cern-
Lo nddon,. ,,firersAssociation will ask . the goy- mittee':taking the'resolutiox to Ot
Mr: and Mxs:.' Geor 'e-McA tl ur, -einent to . continue stabilizetion tawa'be instructed to, :negotiate for.
Mrs, P. 'Solvers and Cathie and 6f.pork prices. a price level "in the neighborhood
Miss Fern Patterson spent Sunday It"also will urge. the.Government of 23 cents a' pound. .The ,present
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with Mrs. Mae` Schramm,' -Cama- to consider a loan program so pro,`,levei is 25 cents
laehie, , and Mr. and Mrs; Jerry• ducers can set up and operate their • The resolution says, the 'present
Cardiff, • Petrone.. own.'processing and storage. plants,. surplus production "resulted trom'.
•The two demands,• were, contain- the fact that the existing support
Mr. and Mrs. ReY Bennett' visr' 'ed in a resolution passed thiss'" week price` had apparently become, an
iced with Mr.' and Mrs: Leslie, Rut- at, a •special one -day meeting • ;of incentive price,"
ledge;-Streetsville, and Mr. and about '230 members of the;associa The .proposed deficiency pay-
' Mr, s Kenneth- Rutledge; .Toronto, tion eAlIed to decide Ontario's. Pel- ment plan- is criticized in the „reso-
and also.:,, attended•. the .graduation, icy in - negotiations 'between the lution` ,asp:, dangerous to Canadian"
ceremony of Miss Evelyn Rutledge" National Hog Committee • and the export ; Markets . in : the United
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Kenneth Government:: on• the.- national -perk ,States:; The resolution• cites a Unit-,
Rutledge;. at Victoria Hospital last surplus.• ed States statute ^"which- makes it
Thursday: — Ross Loves 4Hensall-president -j:most-obhg'a ry upon the United.
Miss Donna Smith attended the` tlie'Huron lJog Producers; attend- •States •Qovernment to impose Cop-.
graduation exercises of -Miss }lel- ed the. special ••meeting.• Others tervailing• duties on any imported
en McGonigle at'St,. Marys•Hospi- -from the county were Gordon Lobb, products `under subsidy at home.",
tal, Kitchener;. on Wednesday a£, Ab, Bacon, Lloyd Stewart and E1= -The , same'• fear is ' expressed in;
ternoon .--R gin.. Porter -the-resolution with regard to uar-:
•`Congratulations' are extended. to - The hog committee will -meet -the kets iii7the--United Kingdom. Un
"Miss Audrey Hackwell, teacher of Federal Price Stabilization Board der a deficiency' payment program,,
Brddhagen school, .on -the recent and Agriculture Minister Harkness, with payments on: a yearly rbasis,
high standing of her pupils at the in a,;,Month .to discuss .Government; producers 'wouldhave to wait a
music festival herd inMonkton last action pn ,,.the current .:80;000;000 full year or perhaps longer 'before
pound' pork surplus::. -a proper accounting could be made
The resolution asks that- "in- and payments received. -
to her home in the village after •
spending -the winter months 'with NEWS OF BRODHAGEN
her, son and .daughter -iii -law, • Mr. '
and Mrs: Harvey Johnston, Clin-
ton. DISTRICT" - PUPILS SUCCESSFUL`
8. Miss June Haekwell, nurse -in-
training at Stratford. General Hos-IN : MUSIC COMPE,TITIONS . =
pital, spent the weekend ' at her -
home here- Pupils of;Brodhagen school tooked by. Gravelbridge Women's:.,I3e
Mrs, Margaret Humphries and apart, m she -Monkton Music Festa ,tstitute; :'two-part , chorus, over `. 35'
Mrs. Ed' Dougan;attended' the members, second prize.; 85 marks;
Deanery at Exeter on Thursday of valoast puesday. Miss ;Audrey :.:imison,,'ehorus, :Class "A" first .85.
Backwell, Walton,'.. is the :-teacher,•':marlks,'and received trophy donat-!.
it's, F a ' Profitable - •Pastime
and: HEAT
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L�ber.al
Candidate
in ` °Huron ..'
ondc y, June,
Friday,June
Monday, June
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Mrs. Silas Johnston has returned
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` Ju'ne 1 at' 12.55
Frrda une 5 at 10.5
(Pulalished by Huron' Liberal` Association)
a.m.
noon
a.m.
' TURNER'S CHURCH
Sunday School
NI E A Y,•,`
AN RS
and FL-aOWER-S, TNDA
- -will -be :held
Sunday, May; 31st
at 2 pm
Mr. Lloyd Holland, Vice -President
of: the •Y.P.U. of Huron Presbytery,
will:be guest speaker.
I._SPECIAL MUSIC BY_ THE . .
JUNIOR. CIIOIR
The flowers'. will > be available;; to'
decorate'' the Cemetery after the
Service,
Everybody is given a; cordial
-invitation-to---attend: ----
SERA
TUNE
AND DON'T INTEND TO STOP SLASHING PRICE
n the LARGEST INVENTORY:-- of (ARS IN HURON` CO
1959 CHEVROLET 7MP HARDTOP
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HE AI:A. P ,
1 automatic •drive,'V-8, radio,' white-
walls, :etc, •List:, $4,100 , ::. „ Only: $3,495
1956 FORT) CUSTOMLINE -• Very, sharp::.
':: 2 -door :: ..,,., „ ,, Only: 1,295
1956 PONTIAC •STATION WAGON --Path...
finder 'deluxe $1,495;•,
1,955. PLYMOUTH 2 -DOOR HARD
automatic, whitewalls; wheel
•radio
1954. pornaC 2-DOOR-LNke car
40,000 miles .. ..
953 CHEVROLET' 150. SEDAN`
•
TOP-•
discs,
Only'„ ;$1,395,
only
Only
Only
$695
$495•
Y O•DOO '
.1957 PL MOUTH TW R
- Eight
Only95
cylinder $1,4
1955 FORD CUSTOMIINE-SEDAN,"Oitl'y •+$1,095
I N-
1954, M>JTEOR R DI;AU SEDAN Radio,
whitewalls; etc.', Only '$795
1952' DODGE DELUXE SEDAN ....,.. Only $295.
3-4951 CHEVROLETCDAS-OnlY $195 each
SPECIAL ` SPECIAL! ' . SPECIALV
1950 Mercury Sedan
A -'sharp car, custom radio, etc ...Only $295
•
1949 -Mer ury Sedan '
with.' 1951, . Mercury motori ' a steal
at orilY.: $99
25 NEW PONTIACS, ' BUICI<S, VAUXHALLS TO CHOOSE F
OM.
B:A'Ii.GAINS IN NEW CONVERTIBLES''— 3 iri Stock
TRUCKS
TRUCKS -- TRUCKS
LEFT. -1958: CHEVROLETSr model 3105, 3.4 Ton Trucks, ;Air -Conditioned ,Heaters, Front Shock
2 Absorbers, Signal ` Lights, Heavy Duty Re ar Springs, :D P Rear Aides, Western Mirrors, Wind-
shield Washers, 14 -foot Brantford Stake Body, .Racks, Tarpaulins, Spare, Tires; neither of
them warranty.. ONLY' a/z ORIGINAL COST ,-- First
• ' '- Come:oFirst Served giilal. miles; new truck w :
1957 GMC ' 3/4 -TON PICKUP Like new;:.•
lists,'over $3,000 - .' Now -Only $1,445,
1957:'FOItD -1-TON ° WIDESIDE Only' ,$1,595
2-1953 GMC '/z.TONs-PICKUPS
1952 GMC 'f1r'TON-PTCI IP .
1952 FORD .TON PICKUP
8956 tole.'14-TON PICRiir
t.n
1950 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON $495
1956 -DODGE - 2 -TON n VAN-=- 12' long, like -
new' Only $1,895:
ors LI -mi:'
JACK EARSON PLOP..:
Duron County's` Largest Used Car Deader
-and -14..,',E,-...q„. Harley, Mitehelli. ed by -Roe Farms ‘.1.4d:triple trio,.
music suervisor... Due to their un-. `.first with 87 marks and the sehool,
tiring' efforts, many "prizes were 'was awarded the British -Mortgage
'won; by the pupils., namely: • Bever-• ? and Trust Co trophy:•
ley'Sholdice first Prize; ..85. marks
, .:: , .,.. ,Mr. and Mrs. Fred. A: Kintner in
in'jiinior girls solo; Alvin'Hicks, Listowel -with Mr, and Mrs. Walker`
fourth prize;; 82' marks, hi junior recently..:..
boysolo; '• Richar-lt ,Leonhrardt, ` ,, .,Visitors with. `Mr, and Mrs. Dal'
fist' rize; 7m1rks,_inte 4neiiiate :ton,.,biliz.vzerd Mr:-.and.-Mr-s::Ken--
boy's; solo Paul . Rock ''second '`•neth Hinz, St. -Catharines; Mr:'and•
'
prize, 82 marks, intermediate boy's "':Mrs, Darrell, Adams,:,,Lori:e;- Mark
and,. Randy,* of "Mitchell, Mr,.;; and
Mrs,. Glen Brickman' and ,Barry,
Brampton. ' -
, Mr.<;and Mrs,' Le Hicks • ith
'Mr. andMrs.. Andrew'Hicks 'Cen--
tralia; , on Sunday.. • • Mr..' and' Mrs. Chris. W. Len-
0
h rdtwith Mr. • and ; Mrs. George
a g
Jacob,-•Kitchener„..ori, Sunday: -s
.Mr::Wayne .Beuermann, London,'
':and Mr; Donald Ahrens; Hamilton,
et their,homes.
T Mr. and ----Mrs. ,I,Xoiiald Static
k,.
Warreif and Janet; Kitchener,' with+
solo ;Larry Kistner, fifth,prize, 79
marks,intermediate- boy's solo;
Barbara "Hoegy, fourth. prize,. 82
marks, intermmediate: -girl's';solo
Richard Leonhard t,' chart ed vole
es, :first, 86:'Marks; 'and -`ire ;receiv=
ed •the thy donated by'" Monkton.
•Wo'mens Tn`stitute for• hug -hest
marks in •,bo-y's solo, Rose` Eva
Buuck first prize: 85 marks sea*
ior, girl's :'solo,, ;Junior Chorus;;
grades 1-4, :first •with, girl's solo, 84;
-marks,_arid- won=the-trophy=donat
Iasi' week.
,number'of Tallies from Duff's'.
United Church were ...entertained
by the Young Ladies'.Gilild'dLMel-•
'ille':%Presbyterian ::Church,;: Brun';.
sels,;,last Tuesday evening.
Mr:, and.Mrs.. Jack Bosnian : left
on Saturday- morning by motor for
'a Month's' holiday ° to the west
coast
Misses Ione and Verda Watson,
'Of `:Lotidon, were weekend '.visitors
withMr and Mrs ;:Dave.Watson.
MVlrs Walter •Breadfoot -attended
a funeral in St.Thomas on` Satur-• .
day -
Mr. and Mrs. George aVliller, of
Brodhagen,'visited ,on Sunday, with
Mrs: F_ . H:. Miller'end Mr. •and.
Mrs.'D: Ennis.
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her mother; elVlrs, Albert Queren-;
gesser.' ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connolly;
Ruth Ann and Ronald, :of Sebring
vine, with Mr:. and Mrs. •Lavern
Wo1fe.' - <
Mr. and -Mrs Rudy: •Hehn • and -
Perry, of •Rostock,.•.and Mr. -and
Mrs. Ed Fischer and Sons',. Sea;.
forth, with Mrs. Rosine Miller.'
' Mr. and Mrs: -Manuel • Heuer
mann and Mr.'' and "Mrs: ',Martin
,Dietz with Mr. and Mrs Albert
Ausman, Galt.'
Mark; Denald;RRose; infant son of
Mr, and Mrs.. Donald. Rose;•'and
Lyle -Edward Bennewies; infant son
rof. Mr.: and Mrs. Edward Benne
wies •"Were , , baptized during `, the,
Sunday morn ng:service klt St,'Pet
er','s Lutheran, Church.'• The spon-
;sors far, the -former were -Mr. -and.
Mrs,' Hugh Haynes and. Miss` Beth
Cole and Donald Wolfe; -along with
-the parents, and for the latter 'the.
Sponsors, were --Mr•,-- and.' -Mrs. •, Ted
Nowack' and::Mr. •and Mrs. Gard-
ner,.
ardner,. along .with'. the ;,parents:
▪ Bouquets. of ..flowers adorned the
altar ,on Sunday, in loving' memory
of Martha Hinz; who passed away
one.. year ago. ' They' were • placed
by her husband; • henry Hinz, and
daughter • Janet. •-
7Mr.' and . Mrs. Jim Elliott and
son, of Listowel with Mr. and Mrs,
Manuel; Beuermann.
Mr. •-Donald Wolfe visited .i ith
Mr arid. Mrs. Mickey MCCloy;•
Stratford last, week, • --.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beuerinann,
and family and. Mrs.' Edith :Bever-.
Marin, of 'Seaforth, with Mrs.
Louiseiillebrech t. -
The Ordination. service for -six
seminarians of Waterloo, •Seiner.
ary, will be held here at St. Peter s
Lutheran Church on Wednesday
:evening, June' 5, --at 8 :o'clock. ;Mr.
Calvin Diegef; son of: Mr, and Mrs.
4Vin,, Diegel, Brodhaget , and 'Mr.
.Calvin Glick, son `of Mr. and,Mrs.
Arthur Glick; Stratford, and hus-
band of the former -Rose Scher
barth,'-a're among the, graduates.
raduates.
HARLOCK
On -Saturday, Mrs. Maud Sproul,
of,Winnipeg; Mrs. -Viva McGregor,
of Londesborq, and Mrs, Hazel
Kerr and Mrs. Barbour, of Tont
-
to, visited at the home ,of Mr...and
Mrs. ' George W. Carter.
:On Sunday morning; May 1,7; Mr.
and Mrs.,George Carter, of Londes-,
boro, accompanied by Mr, and
Mrs. D. R. MacKenzie, of Luck
now,. started2-0n° a motor trip, to
Ottawa, Hull and the St- Lawrence
Seaway, and returned home Thurs-
day evening. While there, Mr. Car-
ter, assessor of Hullett, 'attended`
the .assessors' convention- in Ot-
tawa: ' This year there Were •542
registered assessors and 665 peo-
ple attendedthe banquet,: ,As' A-
wes tulip week, the conducted bus
trip around Ottawa and Hull was.
especidlly interesting.
starte'your set today.
,. 11
mown'.
ar ware
Phone: 791;.
Seaforth nt.
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:Mr. and Mrs '0Fred Walterswere
in Sarnia on Saturday .attending ar
dog• show;" and "Timmy". was. a,
winner ,again
Mrs. Harold •Clarke is recuperat,
izg at the home : of her parents,
Mr: arid` Mrs, Wright, in Exeter.-=-
Mr. and Mrs 'Tames Kirkland,
of Exeter Mr, and' Mrs: harry,
Sperling, London; and ' Mrs. Irene.
Ford were Sunday yisitorswith Mr.
and, Mrs. Freeman' Horne and .lam-
_ Mr„,._and •`Mrs.. Clarence Hawkins,
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of Anderson; :were .Sunday visitors
with Mr. aiid Mrs ; Ivan :Brack--
�Mr[ and Mrs. Sholdice; of Lon-;
don, •were Sunday •visitors with Mr.
and Mrs: •Newton Clarke. •
Mr. •arid Mrs.' Calvin Horton,of
RR_ 5, Clinton,;' were -Sunday yisi-
tors with Mr:; and Mrs. Colin Giifil-
lin.
• Mr. and Mrs ' Howard layman
and family,,_ of Kippen;were Sun-
day evening visitors with ;bei!, par-
ents, Mr: and .M•rs. Bila; Wlters
and Danny.
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CEDAR FENCE:POSTS� :_
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